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...Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, leafing through a muscle-building magazine, set eyes on an article by Charles Atlas in which the Muscle Mahatma expressed pity for "the poor little chap" Gandhi and offered to build him up, for nothing. Exclaimed Gandhi: "I have met some inventive Americans, but Atlas takes the first prize...
Millions of Hindus follow gnarled little Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who favors pacifist isolationism, not as a means of hurting Britain's war effort, but in order to keep the Nationalist movement alive. Millions of other Hindus, including many members of Gandhi's own Indian National Congress party, watching Adolf Hitler's approach to India beyond the Caucasus and Japan's approach beyond Burma, are prepared to fight against the Axis-if Indian self-government seems likely. Other millions are already fighting hard, in factories and in Britain's Middle Eastern ranks. And many millions feel...
Subhas Chandra Bose, top left-winger in Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi's All-India National Congress, twice Party President and persistent threat to Mahatma Gandhi's leadership, has been sentenced eleven times to British jails. Last week he was beyond British grasp. India's Council of State announced officially that he "has gone over to the enemy" and signed an Axis pact inviting India's invasion. Guessed the Council: He is probably already in Berlin or Rome...
Little Mobandas Karamchand Gandhi, who hates violence as much as he loves the squatting position, last week admitted "at least theoretically" that he had aided Britain's war effort by allowing his organizations to sell hand-woven blankets for British soldiers...
Birthdays. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, 72; praying and spinning (see p. 28) at his Sevagram home. U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull...